Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9676883)
How would you feel about the one who risks his life to save yours!
Les |
Originally Posted by DYK
(Post 9677728)
Too much is being focused on November the 5th from the media etc,people read this and get worked up to easily without knowing the whole story.It appears to be happening more,working class people jumping on other working class people because they have some dispute with working conditions or pay etc.The Police are lazy and no good,to Tanker drivers on 35k a year to Firefighters.If the strike does go ahead,just be sensible on bonfire night,don't get drunk and start sticking fireworks in ya arse crack and lighting them etc..;)
As i heard it they were due to have some meetings to discuss the situation ON the 5th , but choose to strike instead , why ? |
Besides, it's only London affected. The rest of us will be fine.
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Total tossers. I really hope the government takes them to war.
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Originally Posted by 360ste
(Post 9676335)
Public sector workers are bearing the brunt of the cut backs brought in by this goverment to resolve the mess this country is in. I am on a two year wage freeze considering what the HM forces are doing world wide this in very unfair. Is it any wonder the fire Service who put their lives online to save ours feel this way?
You are the reason we have a massive deficit! I'm sick of subsidising your existence mate. You should be grateful you have a job or move to the private sector (always hearing how public sector peeps could 'so easily' get more in the private sector). |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 9677086)
Who get's paid to do it more like.
Les |
Originally Posted by cster
(Post 9677775)
These guys are so health and safety bound, that I doubt they put their lives much at risk apart from driving to and from the scene.
Les |
Originally Posted by scooby-tc
(Post 9677090)
I wish you would go on strike PSL :lol1:
Les |
i don't whine about him,i just pity the FOOL
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My experiences of the Firemen (at least round here) are that they are useless.
My wife had a tree get hit by lightning and land on her car, despite the fire engine being there quite quickly it was members of the public who took charge of the situation ... the firemen and firegirls were stood around awaiting the arrival of their 'boss' before they did anything! :eek: I arrived a few minutes after the event only to see them completely unorganised .... spending too much time discussing Health and Safety to be any good - a chocolate teapot comes to mind! And to think they are paid £32k for doing bu99er all is annoying! |
Originally Posted by pslewis
(Post 9676890)
Mind boggling isn't it?
99% of their time is spent on second/third/fouth jobs (whilst being paid for by us!!!!) - sleeping or messing about playing pool and playstation games!! I would be surprised if a fireman saw 2 fires a year ... and will only see a big dangerous one once in their career!! Retire at 45 on 2/3rds pay ............. they're taking the pi55 in all honesty - sack them all and employ them on contracts where we pay for when we need them ... let them do their other jobs and we will call on them when we need assistance, and pay them for what they actually do. Think again dip****. My mate was a retained fireman and has, among other things, helped to cut more dead bodies out of crushed cars than you would ever want to have to do. He used to get called out with alarming regularity, to real and either dangerous or unsavory incidents. Now I don't know about you, but I'm happy in the knowledge that there are teams of emergency service personel sitting ready for action if I ever need them - not knackered because they've been busy all day. Anyway, its about time that we binned "bonfire night" anyway anywhere other than in organised displays |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9678511)
Do you have practical experience of their attitude towards H&S, or are you just saying that for effect?
Les He still thinks communism was a good idea! It was just never given a chance:freak3::lol1: |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9678510)
No it isn't. Would you expect to do a public duty and not get any pay?
Les |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 9678570)
It's a job, a J-O-B..... it's not a feckin duty Les, it's a job..... get your head out of your Beano for longer than 5 seconds and realise that this isn't the 1950's - it's 2010 :Whatever_
Its both of course, its a paid job and they have a duty to save lives and put fires out! I treat it the same as being in the Forces. Yet again a paid job and the deal is that if you do go to war you are expected to risk your life as well of course. When you are not actually risking your life you spend the time training to do all that sort of thing more effectively! I have of course had a good deal of experience of life up to 2010 and it serves my personal judgement pretty well I reckon. Les |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9678652)
You are getting more crabby than I was with a raging toothache!
Its both of course, its a paid job and they have a duty to save lives and put fires out! I treat it the same as being in the Forces. Yet again a paid job and the deal is that if you do go to war you are expected to risk your life as well of course. When you are not actually risking your life you spend the time training to do all that sort of thing more effectively! I have of course had a good deal of experience of life up to 2010 and it serves my personal judgement pretty well I reckon. Les I bet the mortality rate for bicycle couriers is higher. |
mm, you guys do know there not striking cos of pay? there striking cos ther changing the working hours? and a forced change of contract
day/night 9 / 15 how it is now 11 / 13 how they propose to make it about 5600 have refused to sign and are facing the sack, and thats what its all about |
Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
(Post 9678772)
For a 'life risking job' do you have any evidence that it is actually more dangerous than other jobs?
I bet the mortality rate for bicycle couriers is higher. Health & Safety rules seem to prevent Firefighters from risking their own lives to save others. As mentioned in post above they're striking because they're being sacked for not changing their contracted hours. |
Originally Posted by pslewis
(Post 9678525)
My experiences of the Firemen (at least round here) are that they are useless.
My wife had a tree get hit by lightning and land on her car, despite the fire engine being there quite quickly it was members of the public who took charge of the situation ... the firemen and firegirls were stood around awaiting the arrival of their 'boss' before they did anything! :eek: I arrived a few minutes after the event only to see them completely unorganised .... spending too much time discussing Health and Safety to be any good - a chocolate teapot comes to mind! And to think they are paid £32k for doing bu99er all is annoying! On one occasion a truck driver lost his foot (amputated on site) due to a bad decision by a fire chief. The practices they worked to was just sadly very inept. The fire chief I would say was incompetent in his duty to this guy and if it wasnt for myself and a workmate intervening he would have lost his lower leg and maybe his life. Chip |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9676604)
What would you expect the firemen to do while they are waiting for a callout then? Les Chip |
They all have 'other' jobs .... there is a queue a mile long of people wanting to join up ....
Sign or get sacked you bunch of lazy gits!! |
You should hope that your house does not catch fire. Word gets around!
Les |
Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
(Post 9678772)
For a 'life risking job' do you have any evidence that it is actually more dangerous than other jobs?
I bet the mortality rate for bicycle couriers is higher. Les |
Originally Posted by cster
(Post 9678569)
I personally know a few firemen, one of whom is a union-rep and comes from a line of old school unionists.
He still thinks communism was a good idea! It was just never given a chance:freak3::lol1: Les |
Sack 'em all ....................... bunch of gay boyz!!! :lol1: Models!!! :lol1:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ce-models.html |
Originally Posted by what would scooby do
(Post 9676459)
Only problem I see is that firemen do f@ck all for 99% of their time whereas nurses and police etc are actively working..
The only thing coppers activley work on is fining people who drive cars! |
Originally Posted by pslewis
(Post 9686894)
Sack 'em all ....................... bunch of gay boyz!!! :lol1: Models!!! :lol1:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ce-models.html |
I do when it agree's with my opinion .... and on this it does!! :thumb:
They are a lazy bunch of double jobbing gayboyz .............. and should be sacked!! |
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